Onn Roku TV's volume stops at level 50
Seems this is a Roku problem i see it on other TV's. my sound just stop going up from 0 to 50 it gets louder but from 50 to 100 no change the last updated before this was 8/3/25. I tried every way I could find on the web and no help. Any advice would help. tv is less then a year old 50"OON Roku tv 4K UHD
55 Roku select series TV screen went black
I had left the room with the TV on home screen on for about 45 minutes. Went into YouTube and tried to start a video. The screen went black, but there was still audio. I hit the home button and nothing changed. I have done a power cycle a few times and the reset button. Occasionally something shows up on the screen for a split second and disappears. TV is only a few years old.
The colors of the new Roku Select Series are washed out
I got this television yesterday and OMG what a horrible tv this is. Picture quality is terrible, colors are very washout and motion smoothness is terrible is like using a 20 years old display. When trying to watch my local channels using a tv antenna or use a TV the picture quality was like watching two picture in one looking like a ghostly video. We spent about two hours trying to calibrate the picture quality but it was impossible, everything was looking ugly. Sometimes when playing a video the audio comes first and than the video which is not normal. Audio. The audio sometimes goes down and than very loud up. We also tried the setting for the audio but didn't worked well. Also, it is impossible to disabled HDR, there is an option to change the HDR setting but not to disabled it and I think that the problem with the TV picture quality is because of the HDR. I've contacted Best Buy to come pick it up for a return. I don't know if this is a problem with the television or if the NEW Roku TV 65R5C5CA is just like that. Also in the future updates please allow people to disabled HDR and have the option for SDR only. Anyway good luck if anyone purchases this tv.Black screen on Element 75" Roku tv
That’s frustrating. A black screen on these TVs is often a backlight failure or main board issue. Try the flashlight test (shine a light on the screen to see if the menu is faint), and do a full power reset by unplugging for 10 minutes and holding the TV’s power button. If sound still plays, it’s usually the backlight. Sadly, repairs often cost close to a replacement.
